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An Efficient Adaptive Transfer Neural Network for Social-aware Recommendation

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Many previous studies attempt to utilize information from other domains to achieve better performance of recommendation. Recently, social information has been shown effective in improving recommendation results with transfer learning frameworks, and the transfer part helps to learn users' preferences from both item domain and social domain. However, two vital issues have not been well-considered in existing methods: 1) Usually, a static transfer scheme is adopted to share a user's common preference between item and social domains, which is not robust in real life where the degrees of sharing and information richness are varied for different users. Hence a non-personalized transfer scheme may be insufficient and unsuccessful. 2) Most previous neural recommendation methods rely on negative sampling in training to increase computational efficiency, which makes them highly sensitive to sampling strategies and hence difficult to achieve optimal results in practical applications.

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10.1145/3331184.3331192
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W2954123367
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EN
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